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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It sounds like you're trying to call trans women men without actually coming out and saying it.

It's also weird that you would have a hypothetical lecture like this. Are you a professor of gender studies?[/quote]

That may be true, but it's also the technically correct way to discuss and investigate similarities between AMAB f2m transgender people and AMAB cisgender people. 
It could come from bad faith, but it is the best way to have a civil conversation between people of did opinions, about a delicate topic, using precise, neutral terminology.

It would be bad faith to push a claim that f2m transgender people are scientifically indistinguishable from cisgender female people and have nothing in common with cisgender male people.

Someone can be non-transphobic while still believing that sex and gender are more complicated, and need different  social rules, than "everyone is male or female, and their assignment is an individual choice, and everything should continue to operate under the same rules as before sex and gender had any distinction, when any ambiguity or inconsistency was pretended to not exist." [/quote]

I would be more interested in a presentation discussing the fact that almost all mass shooters are men. No binary trans women have been mass shooters. AMAB nonbinary and AFAB nonbinary and AFAB binary men has been mass shooters. No AMAB binary trans woman has been one. That's an interesting thing that needs to be researched.[/quote]

T is one hell of a drug. That's a scientific fact. [/quote]

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